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Parenting is reserved for type assignment, whereas a named child of constraint now specifys a nesting relationship
This allows you to have a defined by type and a rel nests at the same time. Using parenting for types is the more common operation, whereas nesting is a less frequent operation.
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@@ -227,13 +227,15 @@ class IfcParser():
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and self.is_a_type(self.get_ifc_class(object.parent.name)):
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reference = self.get_type_product_reference(object.parent.name)
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self.rel_defines_by_type.setdefault(reference, []).append(self.product_index)
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elif product['raw'].parent:
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parent_product_index = self.get_product_index_from_raw_name(product['raw'].parent.name)
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for collection in product['raw'].users_collection:
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self.parse_product_collection(product, collection)
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if 'IfcRelNests' in object.constraints:
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parent_product_index = self.get_product_index_from_raw_name(
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object.constraints['IfcRelNests'].target.name)
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self.rel_nests.setdefault(parent_product_index, []).append(product)
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product['relating_host'] = parent_product_index
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else:
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for collection in product['raw'].users_collection:
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self.parse_product_collection(product, collection)
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if object.instance_type == 'COLLECTION' \
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and self.is_a_rel_aggregates(self.get_ifc_class(object.instance_collection.name)):
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@@ -276,6 +278,8 @@ class IfcParser():
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return product
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def parse_product_collection(self, product, collection):
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if collection is None:
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return
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class_name = self.get_ifc_class(collection.name)
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if self.is_a_spatial_structure_element(class_name):
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reference = self.get_spatial_structure_element_reference(collection.name)
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@@ -285,7 +289,7 @@ class IfcParser():
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elif self.is_a_rel_aggregates(class_name):
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pass
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else:
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self.parse_product_collection(product, self.product_index, self.get_parent_collection(collection))
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self.parse_product_collection(product, self.get_parent_collection(collection))
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def get_parent_collection(self, child_collection):
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for parent_collection in bpy.data.collections:
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